Sentence examples for hampered than from inspiring English sources
Since both genes act in processes that are relevant for cell survival it is more likely the general viability that is hampered than the functioning of a single or several interdependent processes.
In addition, arrays of regularly spaced centrosomal structures indicate that the cycle of centrosome replication was less hampered than the mitotic cycle, a characteristic also observed in other mutations affecting mitosis (Belecz et al. 2001; Zhang et al. 2009).
Foreseeing the threat, incumbent pay TV operators like America's cable companies or the UK's BSkyB are more likely to hamper than promote their growth.
An element of the Rangers following would rather exit the SPL and pay penance when building back from the lower leagues, rather than remain so hampered that competing for the main championship was impossible in any case.
"Bailing out firms indiscriminately hampered rather than promoted economic recovery," Mr. Kane continued.
He has been hampered more than he would ever admit by the left knee that he bruised on the first day of the regular season and the back injury that surfaced during this round.
Some felt that the progress they were making towards recovery, and then moving back into work, was hampered rather than aided by the anxiety caused in facing the WCA".
As for why it took another four years after England failed to qualify for the 1994 World Cup before Wilkinson was appointed, Reed admits that England's hosting Euro 96 hampered rather than helped the national game.
Such "peer to peer" (P2P) lending was pioneered in other markets, notably Britain and America, though its growth has been hampered by higher-than-expected default rates (blamed on the financial crisis) and regulatory uncertainty.
"To a certain extent I think it was the death of a thousand cuts -- not any one particular thing," said Rob Gray, a Republican strategist, who added that Ms. Swift was also hampered by a less-than-telegenic persona.
